WCAX News 2014 Vermont Election Poll A graphic overview of the results.

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WCAX News 2014 Vermont Election Poll A graphic overview of the results

Survey Overview Based on 653 interviews of registered voters conducted by phone from September 22 to October 2, 2014 Margin of error for entire sample, +/- 3.8% Data are weighted by age, gender, and county to adjust for response bias A likely voter model is applied to questions about voting in 2014 to adjust for over reporting the intention to vote

ELECTIONS Vermont voters’ preferences among candidates

Gubernatorial Race

Lieutenant Governor’s Race

Sanders 2016

PERFORMANCE RATINGS Vermont voters’ assess the performance of leaders and agencies

Mood of Vermont

Job Approval

Rating Vermont Health Connect

Rating Vermont Health Connect, based on familiarity with the program

Rating the VT Dept. of Children and Families

Rating the state’s performance addressing opiate addition

ISSUES AND POLICIES Vermont voters register opinions on issues of public policy

Issues Facing Vermont Total Chittenden County Northern Vermont Central Vermont Southern Vermont Taxes17%23%17%14% The economy / jobs17%14%21%18%15% Healthcare16%18% 11% Drugs (opiates)15%9%15%7%24% Cost of living12%18%9%13%7% Education9%4%11%10% Young people leaving the state 4% 2%3%6% Many things4% 3%6%4% Environmental issues2%1%0%6%2% Crime2% 1%2%

Legalizing Marijuana

Moratorium on New Wind Farms

Should Vermont Move Forward with Single Payer Healthcare

How to Pay for Single-Payer

Funding K12 Education in Vermont

The Polling Institute at Castleton College All calculations and data interpretations included in the report are the work of the Castleton Polling Institute. Any errors should be attributed to the report writers and not to WCAX or its staff.